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Old 01-20-2010 | 10:25 PM
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Will soon be on my car. I just bought this piece for $125 shipped. Hopefully this can cure some of my massive torque drop.

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BLOX INTAKE MANIFOLD FOR B18 LS : eBay Motors (item 130358867224 end time Jan-20-10 18:08:32 PST)
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Old 01-20-2010 | 10:32 PM
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ah, blox skunk2 knockoff. Ive considered doing the very same thing but Im chicken.
you should be able to weld the BP flange on it very easily though.

needless to say, I cant wait to see what happens.
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This should be interesting...

you give up on BMC?
Old 01-20-2010 | 11:45 PM
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Thanks for being a pioneer.
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Man i'm really excited to see how this turns out.
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Originally Posted by Cspence
This should be interesting...

you give up on BMC?



Pretty much. I'm impatient and cheap.
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What throttle body will you use?
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Subscribed.

I'll be doing the same thing hopefully within the next couple of months.
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do the head flanges actually match up or will you cut off the Honda one and weld the runners to a Mazda flange. Ive never taken my intake mani off but I actually have one of those manifolds laying around...
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Yay for listening to my creatively genius idears.
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do the head flanges actually match up or will you cut off the Honda one and weld the runners to a Mazda flange. Ive never taken my intake mani off but I actually have one of those manifolds laying around...
the idea is that he'll cut off the honda flange and weld the runners onto a mazda flange. Just gotta cut the runners at the perfect spot where the port spacing will be close.

Now he'll be able to use a variety of good throttle bodies from 55mm-70mm, and shouldn't have to fool with the linkage and crap.

That IM is also know to provide good power between 4000RPM - 8000RPM, where we actually need it.

Another bonus is all the vacuum fittings and crap are already fitted.
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Awesome...been thinking about this...didn't know there was a knockoff.

This will do the same thing right (although not such a steal):

Skunk2 Pro-S Intake Manifold 90-01 94 Integra LS/RS B18 : eBay Motors (item 200385552674 end time Feb-15-10 17:17:56 PST)

Mind if I get mine shipped to you and you get your guy to fab both of them? May be cheaper that way.

EDIT: Looks like the Blox knockoffs are $190 new.
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yeah the Blox is a Skunk2 Pro-S rip-off.
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Originally Posted by gospeed81
Awesome...been thinking about this...didn't know there was a knockoff.

This will do the same thing right (although not such a steal):

Skunk2 Pro-S Intake Manifold 90-01 94 Integra LS/RS B18 : eBay Motors (item 200385552674 end time Feb-15-10 17:17:56 PST)

Mind if I get mine shipped to you and you get your guy to fab both of them? May be cheaper that way.

EDIT: Looks like the Blox knockoffs are $190 new.
Yea, you can get a brand new Blox for $190. I don't mind you shipping it to me but wouldn't you rather wait until we see if it actually works?
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Should work good since you will be cutting away some of the runner to get the spacing where you need it for a 1.6 engine. On a 1.8 the spacing is almost 100%, then the issue is that the runners are soooo long that I don't think it will fit as it will hit the frame. (Just a guess)

I used to use a B18 Sheet Metal Intake Manifold on one of my old setups on my 1.8.
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Marc, you really need to post a build thread about your old set-up, if you've already been there done that it would be nice to know how it went ect.
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The plenum on those looks so small though. What is the volume? It doesn't look like it's meant for turboeing.
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Originally Posted by Marc@M-Tuned.com
Should work good since you will be cutting away some of the runner to get the spacing where you need it for a 1.6 engine. On a 1.8 the spacing is almost 100%, then the issue is that the runners are soooo long that I don't think it will fit as it will hit the frame. (Just a guess)

I used to use a B18 Sheet Metal Intake Manifold on one of my old setups on my 1.8.
Do you recall which one you used? I'm searching the interwebs for them and a lot of those are very $$$$
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The plenum on those looks so small though. What is the volume?
Go read honda-tech.com, the boosted b16 and b18 guys love the skunk2 and performer X manifold for boost:







They hate the Victor X:

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I've been thinking about doing the same thing but i didn't want to be the test dummie.
When your done make sure you post some pics and share the info.
BTW hows your gym and diet doing....sorry for jumping out of the thread



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